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(Created page with "This is the most common error code in the computer world. Many versions of it extend beyond IT. Some other versions are as follows: * Error code ID-10T (IDIOT) * PEBMAC (Problem Exists Between Monitor And Chair) * PICNIC (Problem In Chair Not In Computer) * an IBM error (Idiot Behind Machine) * Error 40 (Error is 40 cm away from the screen) * a BIOS problem (Bumbling Idiot Operating the System) * an exception between the headphones * defective keyboard controller *...") |
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* PEBMAC (Problem Exists Between Monitor And Chair) | * PEBMAC (Problem Exists Between Monitor And Chair) | ||
* PICNIC (Problem In Chair Not In Computer) | * PICNIC (Problem In Chair Not In Computer) | ||
* | * An IBM error (Idiot Behind Machine) | ||
* Error 40 (Error is 40 cm away from the screen) | * Error 40 (Error is 40 cm away from the screen) | ||
* | * A BIOS problem (Bumbling Idiot Operating the System) | ||
* | * Central Headphones Exception (What's between the headphones) | ||
* | * Defective Keyboard Controller (Someone's got to press the buttons) | ||
* | * Carbon-based error (It's not silicone-based) | ||
* Layer 8 issue (See OSI Model) | * Layer 8 issue (See OSI Model) | ||
Latest revision as of 16:31, 2 February 2024
This is the most common error code in the computer world. Many versions of it extend beyond IT.
Some other versions are as follows:
- Error code ID-10T (IDIOT)
- PEBMAC (Problem Exists Between Monitor And Chair)
- PICNIC (Problem In Chair Not In Computer)
- An IBM error (Idiot Behind Machine)
- Error 40 (Error is 40 cm away from the screen)
- A BIOS problem (Bumbling Idiot Operating the System)
- Central Headphones Exception (What's between the headphones)
- Defective Keyboard Controller (Someone's got to press the buttons)
- Carbon-based error (It's not silicone-based)
- Layer 8 issue (See OSI Model)